Sentence examples for enormous favour from inspiring English sources

He has done his club and maybe German club football as a whole an enormous favour.

If you are referring to the floral beach togs that you donned in the summer, and if the market for these ghastly breeches has really collapsed, then you have done all of our eyes an enormous favour.

"And I'm thinking, 'I am.'" Since Hook is enjoying them so much, he is doing us all the enormous favour of zombie-walking them back across the studio floor.

They are in their Lanc and hardly able to suppress their nerves and excitement as they run through the long series of pre-flight checks.' She has done me an enormous favour.

Gary Barlow might have thought he was doing David Cameron an enormous favour by hovering his tornado-sized charisma void over the Conservative campaign in 2010, but the scale of Barlow's tax avoidance has repeatedly come along to kick Cameron in the arse in the years since then.

Best quote: "In many ways Ukip have done us an enormous favour because they're cleansing people from the Tory party that had these kinds of views, which is great because I don't want people who have those kinds of views in my party.

(The others are smoky chickpeas and something that's overwhelmingly cucumbery, not done enormous favours by shots of flavoured yoghurt – mint, tamarind, tomato – two of which are emphatically on the Milk of Magnesia spectrum).

Working-class "Reagan Democrats" left their party to back a man who performed enormous favours for the wealthy and who did more than anyone to usher the world into its modern course of accelerating inequality.

Both men collected valuable tea bowls, caddies, and other implements associated with the rituals of the ceremony, and Hideyoshi favoured enormous social events, such as the massive tea party scheduled to last for several days in Kyōto in 1587.

Natural selection has favoured an enormous variety of behaviour in both parents and offspring that serves to ensure the maximum survival of the young to maturity.

Asked by a journalist whether Snowden had actually done the US "a favour", Carney said unauthorised leaking had done "enormous damage" to US interests.